In this solo episode of the Business Bravery Podcast, we’re talking about money. And the quiet ways self-worth shows up in pricing, undercharging, and overworking in an online business.

I’m sharing reflections from recent Brave Coffee Connections and some honest moments from my own journey as a coach and service provider. Including the times I lowered my rates just to feel safer signing a client. Or worked harder than I needed to because I didn’t fully trust my value yet.

We talk about how not all income is equal. Why discounting can feel easier than holding your price. And what happens when your systems, or your confidence, aren’t ready for a price increase.

This one is about dropping the mask. Letting go of proving. And noticing where money decisions are coming from.

If you’re building a business alongside real life, bills, and pressure, this episode is a gentle reminder. You’re not behind. And small, brave shifts still count.

In this episode of The Business Bravery Podcast, I dive into how childhood money stories can quietly shape your money mindset and block abundance in your coaching or service business.

I share my own first money memory from age seven and how it formed an unconscious belief that money had to be stressful and hard to earn. That belief carried into my business years later — showing up as undercharging, overscheduling, and even delaying invoices.

If you’ve ever felt resistance around money tasks in your business, this episode will help you see where those patterns may have started. I’ll also share the exact steps I’ve been using to rewrite my money story — from visualization to journaling prompts — and how that shift has already created more ease and income for me.

Your money story isn’t fixed. You can rewrite it and allow abundance to come with ease.

In this episode of the Business Bravery podcast, I chat with money coach Debbie O’Hara, who helps women and entrepreneurs overcome money mindset blocks. With over five years of coaching experience, Debbie shares how financial confidence can transform not just individuals but also their families. She loves seeing her clients pass down financial lessons to their children, creating a ripple effect of money wisdom.  

Debbie opens up about growing up with financial struggles and how those early experiences shape our relationship with money. She encourages parents to change the narrative from "we can't afford it" to framing money as a choice, helping kids develop a healthier mindset around finances.  

We also discuss bravery in business. Debbie recently took a bold step from one-on-one coaching to launching group coaching sessions. While it was a scary move, she found it deeply rewarding, creating a space for women to openly discuss financial challenges. The support and connection in these groups have been incredible.  

Many entrepreneurs struggle with undervaluing their services and feeling financial pressure. Debbie shares how these challenges can lead to burnout and attracting the wrong clients. She tells a powerful story of a client who transformed her business by adjusting her pricing and financial habits—leading to more clients and higher income